How to Create a Play Area for your Kids

Patrick Hurley7/07/2016

Apart of growing up from childhood, the memories you tend to cherish the most is when you’re mucking around with your friends. Running around the backyard playing tag or making sand castles in your sand pits, those memories always stay with you when you reach adulthood. So, when you have children, you’d think they would love to have an outdoor play area too, right?

However, with children loving new technology products such as Tablets & iPads, children are more keen to play Angry Bird all day long then jump on the trampoline in the backyard. Another important factor is with a large number of families living in apartment and unit spaces, the amount of outdoor living space can be incredibly small and may not fit a large children’s play area.

However, with continuity and a well-laid out plan, you can create a great, appropriately design outlet for your child to have a great play area outdoors.

Incorporating Multi-Functional Products

If you’re looking for an affordable play area for your child that’s multi-purpose and takes minimal space in your backyard, then our sandpits for sale will definitely help make your life easier. The amazing sandpits that we have available at MyDeal allow for your child to have a practical and affordable playing area. These wooden playhouses gives your children a great place to sit down, relax and have fun.

The great features incorporated in this playhouse includes a four corner wheel system, allowing the sandbox to come out from underneath the playhouse. Thats right, the sandpit is stored directly underneath the structure, and can be put away once the children are finished. Constructed from child-safe and safe water-based wood, the set gives parents a compact and affordable option when buying a sandpit product.

Use Nature To Create Engaging Space

Children like to immerse themselves in the outdoors, as long as there's a reason. For example, we used to dig in the sandpit because we wanted to “dig a hole to China”. It’s about creating an environment that allows your child to fully engage in the area. Having a sensory of plants inserted into their play area will give them a responsibility and routine.

Give your child the opportunity to choose the plants that will be in their play area, and just have fun with it. Using a gardening kit with spades, shovel, gloves and watering cans will also encourage the child to carefully look after their play area, and never let it look unkempt.